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... Press. We should not be surprised if Sir James Scarlett was not Attorney General the first of April next.—To be sure he is a Whig, and of course will hold fast as long he can. We copv the following paragraph from the John Bull; are very sorry to see such ...
... six counsel—four them within the bar too—against one unsupported editor of jour, nal (and who, notwithstanding the sneers the Whig Attorney General, exhibited talents and attainments highly creditable to the diurnal prom, and which would have done honour ...
... unequal it-; f;i'igues and anxieties. Sunday Times. The Morning Chronicle of Wednesday contains a long essay to prove Chat the Whigs are not enemies of the press, in spite of tbe fact that whenever they are in power for moment they immediately set about p ...
... (small in comparison we admit) of the eternal obloquy which will ever be d attached tu the name and reputation of the present Whig Attorney General. Of the share which the oF WELLINGTON has had in this attack upon the freedom of the press, we shall say little ...
... Tl.e Gen»ry riliebcnliani have e.Here I into resolution their own meat, in consequence butchers retaining high price. -til Whig and Tory Papers ia London are quite indignant at the pm-ecaii iiy Go-.crnment Morninj Journal diiti Allas Pipers, for ridiculous ...
... after'a long.Tory administration, which was badgered, abused, and vilified by the Whig and Radical journals, should have been instituted by ?? Cabinet, atid conduct- eed by- a Whig Attorney. general, uho used to arrogate to himself the character of champion ...
... courts, not one whit farther advanced than we were the time of the Star-Chamber. We should like to know what Mr. Fox, the great Whig leader, would have said, had he lived to see a whole phalanx his legal followers, pitted against one poor solitary Editor of ...
... carried ?? following Re hition, m°p and seconded by the same parties, was also cqrried i from the late prosecutions of the Whig Atto ?? becomes Sthe duty of the friends of , Pirl Mary Refoi and of the liberties of the people, to tedo Ic their en ?? Duffey ...
... rill-1E NEW MONTHLY:AND LONDON MAGAZINE. For JANUARY,IB3O.- _ CONTENTS, Remarks on the Present - riain - inistration—Whigs and Tories; Power of the Duke of Wellington; the Earl of Eldon— Duke of Newca3tle, Mr. Peel, .I:c.—Observations on Mr. Flatmates ...
... sometimes mistook what they called a Free Prey. Not solo our day, with intelligence big, When nursed by its patron anud lover, a Whig. Free as air is its service, its rights and its claims No curb, rein, or bit, in the cause is, Sir .JaneS A marvel indeed-had ...
... share a small part comparison we admit) of the eternal obloquy which ever he attached the name and reputation of the present Whig Attorney General Of the share which the Dukk op Wellington has had in this attack upon the freedom of the press we shall say ...